It has been a while since I last wrote something, well here it comes : I write again!

People are very curious to know how  I kill "TIME". They keep asking me whether I kill time watching all the TV serials on offer on Tata sky, probably imagining I am serial  time killer. And there are others who can't understand how I am not bored with all the time in this world, and there still others, who volunteer to give me unsolicited advice as to how  use my time productively.

Strangely, I am not a TV addict as some would presume, for despite having so many channels begging to be watched, I rarely see anything that captures my attention, maybe 1 or 2 in a day. The earth would not come tumbling down if I happened to miss them.

As far as boredom with time is concerned , I am never bored with  time or my life.  I am just tickled pink thinking of those people, who are worried / jealous about how I spend my time : It is so hilariously entertaining that it banishes and kills all boredom in my life forever.

Now,  for the people who come with all kinds of ideas and advice to use my time productively, I have only one question : "did I ask you ?. instead why don't you use your time more effectively than breaking your head ( Matha Fodying) of my usage of my time ?"
The obsession of making  use of time in a more productive way makes one more obsessed to be more productive, and more and more and more " productive", leaving one no time to realise, that one is getting sucked into a whirlpool from which there is no escape. I believe such people should pause to think ( and stop to smell the roses too) and see where they are blindly heading, lest they drown in their own productive whirlpool.

Well, for me Time has always been a friend, a guide, a mentor, a father all rolled into one. He has been there always, is always there and would always be there for me.
He is my constant companion, hand in hand we have travelled together, in good times and in bad, never leaving each other's side even for a second : our bond is strong.

I don't need to fight time, race with it, or race against it or outwit it, or even kill it. I feel so blessed to have time constantly with me, nurturing me, healing me, encouraging me and inspiring me.
Thank you dear time, for I cherish every minute of our togetherness in this great and wonderful journey called Life.

Rama (The Timeless) Ananth.